3. The different stages of a construction project
From the previous paragraph, we can deduce that, even of average size, a construction operation requires a relatively large number of participants, and of course that a good distribution of tasks between them is essential.
We'll now look at the main stages of an operation (whether initiated by a public or private organization, or an individual) and the tasks they entail.
3.1 Preliminary studies and procedures
Preliminary studies and procedures include :
definition study resulting in the elaboration of a program (see Note) following a study of needs and constraints;
feasibility study ;
finding and selecting a site (which...
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